Juki HZL-G110 COMPUTERIZED SEWING and QUILTING MACHINE

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Juki HZL-G110 COMPUTERIZED SEWING and QUILTING MACHINE:
$168.49

JUKI HZL-G110 COMPUTERIZED SEWING and QUILTING MACHINEThe HZL-G110 is a fill sized computerized sewing machine. With 180 stitch patterns and lots of fun features, the G-110 is sure to inspire both beginner and experienced sewers.Easy Pattern SelectionSelecting the right pattern is easy on the G-110.Select the Menu, use the arrow keys to select the pattern number and your off and sewing in nothing flat! The LED screen displays the stitch settings, pattern and even recommends the best presser foot to use.Need to adjust the stitch length and width? Just use the arrow buttons below the stitch settings display. Need to program in trims, needle position, combine patterns and more - no problem. It\'s all right at your fingertips.
Sensor ButtonholesButtonholes made simple! The Juki G-110 has 8 perfectly balanced and high quality buttonhole patterns to choose from. Just select the desired pattern, snap on the buttonhole foot and lower the buttonhole foot sensor and your ready to create perfect buttonholes for any fabric. Automatic Needle ThreadingThe automatic needle threader, threads the needle with just the push of a lever. Perfect for Large ProjectsThe G-110 has plenty of room to handle even the largest projects. The large underarm area makes this machine a perfect quilting companion and perfect for home decor projects.Fingertip ControlYou have complete control with just a push of the button. Program the needle Up/Down stop position. Program a pattern or pattern sequence to stitch once or multiple times. Adjust patterns for difficult fabrics to create perfect stitches every time.Decorate AwayWith 180 stitch patterns, including one alphabet and 8 buttonholes, you can decorate and embellish just about anything or add unique touches to crazy quilts and so much more! Perfect Needle and Stitch PlacementThe G-110 has 37 variable needle positions which allow you to place the needle any where you desire. It also has a feature that allows you to taper zigzag stitching to the center for perfect applique, decorative sewing and more!Combine and Sew AwayCombine decorative stitches or lettering into pattern sequences and save them to the machine memory. The G-110 allows you to combine up to 70 patterns. Stitch them once, or stitch them over and over with the touch of a button. Sashiko-Hand Look QuiltingThe Juki Tension system handles invisible thread with ease so sashiko - hand look quilt stitches are formed perfectly every time. No tangles, no thread breaks, just beautifully formed stitches every time.Drop the Feed Dogs and Go!With just a flip of the switch, you can be creating free-motion quilting stitches or free-hand embroidery with ease. Stitching PowerhouseThanks to a 7-point surgical steel feed dog system , the G-110 can handle the heaviest fabrics with ease and the sheerest fabrics without puckering. The industrial style box-feed system means that heavy or light fabrics feed evenly and smoothly. Variable Speed ControlSew it up fast or slow it down for more detail. The G-110 can sew as fast as 900 spm or as slow as 90 spm.Up or DownWith the push of a button the needle can be moved up or down into your fabric.Lock StitchingHold the reverse button and sew backwards. Touch it and lock the end of your sewing.Start/Stop SewingSew without your foot control - just unplug and go.Free Arm SewingRemove the accessory tray to reveal a Free Arm. Use the Free Arm to sew sleeves and pant legs.Features

Automatic Needle Threader
Start/Stop Button
7-Pt Feed Dog
12mm Extra High Foot Lift
Free Arm
Temporary Memory of up to 70 patterns

Stitches

180 built in stitches
22 Practical Patterns
8 Buttonhole Patterns
10 Decorative Quilt Patterns
40 Decorative Patterns
1 Alphabet including

upper & lower case
numbers, punctuation and European characters